About EU DigitalActBot
Understanding Your Digital Rights in the EU
Navigating Europe's digital landscape can feel overwhelming for citizens and businesses alike. The EU has created a comprehensive framework of regulations designed to protect your rights, ensure fair competition, and promote innovation. However, these laws often work together in ways that aren't immediately obvious.
That’s why I designed a neutral, AI-powered tool that analyses official government documents to help you understand how policies might affect your daily life, family, business, and community.
EU DigitalActBot helps you understand not just individual regulations, but how they impact you personally. It’s your expert assistant for navigating your digital rights and responsibilities in the EU.
The Pillars of EU Digital Governance
Digital Services Act (DSA)
The DSA focuses on making online platforms more accountable and transparent. It sets rules for how social media, marketplaces, and other digital services must moderate content, handle illegal material, and protect users from harmful practices.
Digital Markets Act (DMA)
The DMA prevents large technology companies from abusing their market position. It ensures that "gatekeepers" like major search engines, app stores, and messaging platforms can't unfairly block competitors or manipulate markets.
Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act)
The AI Act introduces a risk-based framework for AI systems in the EU. It ensures that AI is developed and deployed safely, responsibly, and transparently—especially in high-risk areas like healthcare, law enforcement, or critical infrastructure.
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
GDPR gives you control over your personal data. It guarantees your right to know what information companies collect about you, how they use it, and how to get it deleted.
Why These Laws Work Together
EU citizens and businesses often find themselves confused about their digital rights because these regulations don't exist in isolation—they complement and reinforce each other.
For Consumers
When you encounter a problem online, the solution might involve multiple regulations. A social media platform removing your content involves DSA rules, but if they’re also misusing your personal data, GDPR applies. If an AI system makes the decision, the AI Act might also be relevant.
For Small Businesses
Understanding compliance isn’t just about picking one law to follow. An e-commerce startup needs to know DSA rules for content moderation, GDPR requirements for customer data, DMA implications if they're competing with major platforms, and AI Act requirements if they deploy automated decision systems.
How My Chatbot Helps
EU DigitalActBot has been trained on the full text of all these regulations and understands their interconnections.
When you ask a question, it:
- •Identifies which regulation(s) apply to your specific situation
- •Explains complex legal concepts in simple, everyday language
- •Shows you how different rules work together
- •Provides specific article references so you can verify information
- •Adapts to your needs, whether you're a concerned citizen, startup founder, or established business
Getting Started
Simply ask your question in plain language. You don't need to know which regulation applies — my chatbot will figure that out and give you a comprehensive answer that covers all relevant aspects of EU digital law.
Whether you're wondering about your rights, seeking compliance guidance, or just trying to understand how these laws affect your daily digital life, I'm here to help make EU digital regulation accessible to everyone.